Lutron Electronics PJ2-4B-GWH-P01 Pico 4-button Remote

Product Description

The Lutron Electronics PJ2-4B-GWH-P01 is a Pico wireless 4-button scene remote control designed for use with Lutron lighting control systems. It provides wall-mount or handheld control of preset lighting scenes, giving installers a clean, low-profile solution for scene-based dimming and switching applications. The remote communicates wirelessly, eliminating the need for additional control wiring at the switch location. Licensed electricians and low-voltage control installers typically specify this device in residential and light commercial projects where multiple lighting scenes are required at a single control point.

This remote is suited for residential living rooms, dining areas, and commercial spaces where scene-based lighting control is part of the system design. It integrates with Lutron Radio Powr Savr and Caseta or compatible Lutron RF-based control platforms. The four-button layout allows assignment of distinct lighting scenes, making it well suited for applications where occupants need simple one-press access to preconfigured lighting states without navigating a full keypad or app interface.

Key Features

• 4-button layout supports assignment of up to four individual lighting scenes
• Wireless RF communication eliminates control wiring at the remote location
• Gloss white finish integrates with standard Lutron wallplate accessories
• Compact Pico form factor for wall-mount or tabletop deployment
• Sold as a single unit for flexible per-location installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote for Lutron RF-based lighting control systems that support Pico wireless devices and scene-based control configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified Lutron control installer familiar with low-voltage RF control systems. Power down the associated control system before pairing or replacing devices. Follow the applicable Lutron programming guide for scene assignment and RF pairing procedures. Refer to NEC Article 411 and any local low-voltage control codes where applicable.